Type: Garden Guide Plant
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… celebrations because their evidence of life in the bleak midwinter was a promise of spring to come: holly, ivy, berries, pine trees. Plants from your own landscape can bring an echo of … such as arborvitae, won't resprout if you cut back as far as the bare, brown part of a branch. For a wreath that combines deep green with tones of golden brown, dried hydrangea blossoms are a … ends of one bunch with the branch tips of another so the cut ends don't show, and work your way around the wreath. Don't cut the wire; instead, keeping using the paddle to guide it around …
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… How to Propose an Exhibition The Chicago Botanic Garden is eager to learn of unique, high quality exhibitions that could be displayed in our exhibition gallery. … Any materials submitted without this requirement will not be sent back and will be available for on-site pickup only. Proposals are not accepted by email or in person. Materials should …
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… The most common tree in the Chicago area is from Europe—and that’s bad news for our native plants and animals. Introduced to the United States in the early 1900s as an ornamental plant and privacy hedge, common … volunteers, have worked since 1988 to repair and restore this important woodland habitat. Visit: McDonald Woods is located along Lake Cook Road from the Garden entrance east to Green Bay …
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… The records created by the Living Plant Documentation Department improve the experience for visitors, students, gardeners, students, educators, researchers, and scientists. They develop … and the What's In Bloom on the Garden’s website. Records The Garden’s records, which date back to 1972, have been computerized since 1985. A database of more than 2.6 million accessioned … origin, location, and ornamental characteristics. Staff members work throughout the year to keep this information updated and accurate. The term "accessioned" refers to plants that have …
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… Q. Is it possible to grow a bay-leaf tree inside the house? A. Under the right circumstances, a bay tree, Laurus … one main trunk and a big ball of foliage at the top. The leaves can be picked fresh or dried for bay seasoning. During the winter, a bright spot with a few hours of direct sunlight a day is best. Water very sparingly in winter and let the potting mix dry out before watering again. Like …
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… Minnesota The connection with nature is as important as it is wonderful. As studies continue to point to the benefits of time outdoors and nature education, making it accessible to all … of risk. Participants will also explore which nature activities and conservation actions are best suited to children of different ages. Growing a Sense of Identity Through Nature Lisa … child development. Kids vs. Adults: How Adult Conceptions of Nature Play Can Get in the Way of Children Actually Playing! Robin Cline, NeighborSpace Alex Enarson, NeighborSpace More and …
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… New! Reconnect to the earth the way nature intended at this mini wellness retreat with certified holistic health coach and yoga instructor, Pam Gross. Using natural healing practices to support our well-being, we’ll unplug and relax into the Garden through soulful yoga, nature …
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… online, in magazines, at garden centers, and in the news where their benefits are often linked to helping the plight of bees and other important pollinators . Many natives get the nod for their drought tolerance, low maintenance, and disease or pest resistance, as well as their …
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